Literally 'Patient is Agent's place/time for Vb'ing'. The general meaning of this affix is to add a new Patient to the verbal action. Thus, if the stem is divalent and patient-preserving, it will need to first have its Patient role removed by adding a HTR-morpheme before this affix.

• oqarfigaa, he says something to him [14]
  

  From oqarpoq, 'he says something'.

• kamaffigaa, he is angry at him [14]
  

  From kamappoq, 'he is angry'.

• majuarfigaa, he ascends to him [14]
  

  From majuarpoq, 'he ascends/goes up'.

• nasaarfigaa, he takes of the hat for him [14]
  

  From nasaarpoq, 'he takes of the hat'.

• filmimik takutitsiffigai, he showed them a movie; he let them see a movie [8]
  

  From takutippaa, 'he lets it be seen', i.e. 'he shows it', and with HTR: takutitsivoq, 'he shows (something)'. The former object, filmimik is reintroduced in the instrumental case.

This is just the literal meaning of the combination of these two affixes. In this sense, Patient would be understood as a literal/actual place.

• aalisarfigaa, he is fishing there [14]
  

  Literally 'it is his fishing spot'.

• arsaaffigaa, he plays football there [14]
  

  From arsaapput, 'they play football (together)', a t(ə)-stem.

• igaffigaa, he is cooking there [14]
  

  Literally 'it is his kitchen'.

• akiligassaqarfigaa, he owes him money [11]
  

  Compare akiligassaqarfik, 'creditor', i.e. 'someone who has (future) payments'.

• pisassaqarfigaa, he owes him something [11]